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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-23

l an. R. n, GA; C.. o. 81 W. n. H., Ssi; L., n.
U. d L. R'R l,iOa. Total, 4, l0l bales,
NEW YORK.
Spots opened easy and closed quiet; mid.
ding, 1910. Sales. ia bales. Quotations
were as follows. Ordinary, 7sEc; good ordi.
nary, o1-iGc; low middling, Zoe; middliug.
lo'aci good middling, lOac; middling fair.
II &c fair re.
Futures opened duh but steady, and closed
easy, rs follows; December 1860 loss
January, 10 i0al0i a. February, lO.53@lO5f
March, l0.Gi@l0G5i April, 10.73@iO7i; May,
lo.s2@l0.s3; June, 100O@l00li July, 1880
1896 August, l0.00@ll.Oo; September, lo5l
@lo57; October lO17@l02O; November
lOoi9 100, Sales, 5000 bales,
NEW ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened quiet and steady,
and closed steady; middling, 0'sc. Sales,
$500 bales. Quotations were as follows.
Ordinary, SIC; good ordinary, 9lsci low
middling, 00lGc; middling 0'5c; good mid
ding, lOilc.
Futures opened dull and closed quiet and
steady, rs follows: December, 0,S0m0s2;
January, 0.S5m0sG; February, 00S@noa
March, 1912 April, l02)@ 1924; May, 1888
GLOSS. juno, 10 i5@lO4G; July IO5imlo.5G;
August l05l@lo5ji September i007Cclo.UE
October aG2@0G5, November 05l@o55.
Sales, -, 500 bales.
DAILY rom hND INTERIOR MARKET.
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Live stock.

Cm,,Uo. M. Dee. 2'-fhc DIo1,0' jour.
mi reports 'attlc-Ec,cipts, i,rJ1 head;
shipments 700 bead Market active aud
ijttak higher shipping stccrs, $40 20,
stnykrr aud i~cclcr, - sos ~: cows,
bulls aud mixed. A iut12 ~. Tcyas cattle,
81 N,tJ ~. llugs-lc,riufs lIODp head:
shipments, coo head. Market strong early,
closed weak. mixed. " sN,t5 Oj, heavy.
- gpti ~ light, "a $50 ~. ,kips, - $50
I ~ SHEEP -tcrcipts, aW1 head ship
mcnt-. luD head. Market ,irpnrr- NATIVES.
t31ai r; western. - 2,@t Texans. - 500
3 ~ lambs. - sFu5 III.
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New ,orL mr., aood. unrLet.

NV NuUK. nrc. 2s-Asii. from deliveries
nu prr,iou, urlrr. busin,.s was very mod.
crate. though " some sTarIultr- 70 guud
quota N uri,r. were laid out Prices on
print. have been made o. 'ulluWs. Pacific
iuurirs and robes, G'sc; tu.irro chocolate
anil Portsmouth robes. o. aud furniture
twill. &c. Windsor anJIUs. Gi.c; Mcrri-
mH-L- lAlrNIllnE % Nnlnc.
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3@ic; roasted, 21c higher shcllcd, Toe.
Pccaus-Tcxas, 0d12c.
IiurrER-Buttcrine, ijc, creamery, 2S@32c:
dairy, lSm22c; country butter, l562O.
G~AME-Quail, SOL q per dozen;
squirrels, 81 90 per dozen. Vcnison-
Whole deer, 4@5c; saddles, sM1Oc. Wild
ducks, 81 TO 2 per dozen. Rabbits, 81 per
dozen, Prairie chickens, s. per dozen.
wild turkeys, 50 per dozen.
PouLrRY-Chickcns. spring SLAP; hens,
- 25tr3; turkeys, SGdl2; dressed chickens,
u 55m2 5G turkeys, l0ai2c per pound;
ducks, 81 SOFAS; geese, SOS.
PorAroEs-Firm, selling at sO60Oc per bu,
- 5OG2 10 per brl: Utah, Slml 10 per bu;
sweet potatoes, $2C2 20 per brl.
C!hga-New York, 50 80 per brl aud 50 so
per half brl.
NINEGAE-Pcr gallon, 10Mljc.
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Miscellaneous.

lIiDEs-Dry flint, No. /, 12jGc; No. ., Ollc;
dry saltcd, 7Ct0c; green sailed, No. I, Gi5c;
No. .. 5l4c, green, id6c; shccpskins, l5ctGSl.
Wnu,Hy-Straight Kentucky bourbon,
Mary land and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
and Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES,
according to ago and make; common whisky,
0OctaNl 10, according to proof.
B,GGING-GlgM7Ac.
Tms-Sl 2Odpl %.
Snor-Drop, 81 -; buck, 81 GO.
IEAp-Gc,
NuIs.-lron, 81 i5@2 90 steel, So 3O@2 3d..
Powprn-kcgs, s.; half kegs u 40, quar-
ter Kegs, II 30.
Ton'cco-common 25a35ci other grades,
3bhiSjc.
~NrrF-Garnct's, $40 IS: Ralph's, $40 %;
railroad, ~ -; Gail a AK, 80
IoAL Ou-Prime white, wholesale lots, Toe
per gallon.
Woodbury. grease wool, unWnshcd, 1870
lSc; clear grease wool, 23d25c; bury washed,
20"j Oc; tub washed, 33a3jc.
llUEsW lN-2Oc.
ThLIow-3M3lsc.
FINS NNp SHINs-Dccr, 2is2ic; bear. SlGG
q mink, lj6u Zoe; coon, hunter handled, l5C
G0c' country handled, l5fI5Oc; otter. $lGtt;
beaver, jocc,N -; wild cat, l5Ct2jc; foN,
l'ctrNl, muskrut, 100 Zoe; opossum. lO0 loo,
wolf, 'octf2i skunk, ij@GOc panther joc
m~l.
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cascd off TO size, and on heavy buying went
up To Size. Corn was a second edition Of
wheat. May opened at 5ll+c, sold down to
53,sc, but for the greater part Of the time
held steady around sic. Corn steady; No .
cash, "a bid, Axe asked; January, 44kc
asked; February, sales M is3ic; Nav, 4s1c
asked. Oats-No 2 cash. mo- bids, 26c asked.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet aud
closed quiet midiliuF o4c salrs ljD
bales, Including ! sJD lat evening. Of Which
S9oo 10 exporters and J . 10 spiuurs.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nominal good ordinary, 81 low
middling, o}fc middliuT gj,c. good MIDI
ding iOi.c, middling fair lO7.lG Air
nominal.
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Iuou>.hoid supplies.

Arrrr Kentucky stock, = SCOT per bril-
pound from store. Dried peaches 0@6lsc
from store.
FrpuHOnur,s 81 todi per box sac
per hrl Lemons. tlN,j 80 pcrboX. Bananas,
81 ioCd2 ~ per bunch.
Won, uirs-Oniuus, g. 10 per bn, VI q
per bu. Cnhhagc-Northcfn, N@lO per iuO
kmut- barrels. s. JDds, half barrels, $50
Z IN. Garlic 81 per lUn.
picgLnHnirtcl. ~ 50d5, half barrels
timt 20.
EoosaSiraly ut 2i@2lc.
RAisiNs-london Layers, 81 Layers, i2i'
California. a. ~
NvIs-CoCuanuts. 81 j06t5 per 100. Pea.
nuts lfgiuiJi %, Tennessee, farm en- slVek,
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Snrrr-choicc, she medium, 3@3hc;
common, slml -.
INuHs-thuiCc, s.; common to .pod. per
head, a iOGt3.
Gn',s CttuE-Choicc, $685. good, ~
m3C fair Ia medium, 2lt2isc; ~callawag,,
lHl lC feeders, light, lAm2tc; heavy, 20
m2'tr.
Hoos-Choicc, i@5c; good; i3,c; common,
ii.mII.c.
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Adams rypr- ln Missouri racinc 81
Alton a O. H. ~, Mobile a uhio. g.
Alton 4 Ili pit g. Nashville a thstt, ~.
american ENpuHa, tu'' NJ t,ntul. q
nur, e. IAN ~ Nouolt " pti u'.
tHunda lnrlnC tlhs Nuuhrm ihpilr 90
taunda southern sos Nuuh ilrihr piii 90,
DcuiRl Iu,inr, 30 Northwestern. lu'
,hytpcuAr a uhiu. q Northwestern Ihi. in1.
tho a ohio 1T rti, % NrN Nufk 'ruiui, iWs
thrs AOhlu % uti. q y. y. thI. a rt. O.. i6f,
thiHaru a Alton. IN N.N.tAft T.. uhi o.
thIHuEu. % A ". 1ni. uhlnA Mississippi. ~
thI. ~ I. a lar. o. ohio a NIss tii. 60
e. rttNr pii. h uumuuA Western. iu'-
Gin san a Glove 'a't ufrsun lmurN,m.t ur
tlHNp a ulumhua fI Uuuuu NAVIGATION. soc
]islawafyG ttuisln los, uUsuu lmns W'
Igi. LACK a ". Ibi. rarinr Mail. I.
igu,sr 4 RIOT H, i,ora ~ al, o
iuat IVuuturH. Co. rtNhuE. a.
ia,i icau i.Jpl q luinmiu raiaoc 100
last tenn - 80 a. nuilgg el
luy pti. a. r. louis a IAN Hi'r
Fou Ma,uc ~ rilA san o. va, ,s'
lun Worth 4 u,u O. st 81 rti. ~
iiwk Aims VALLEY. N'a ~ Pau. tlr
inia HIM.. GS StSii y s u iop.
III, moSgi 1W u.s. N isul tumshs
knu.ss a t,Naa o.. ~t.f a omaha pfi. tui'
taaytlIrA Western "a Tenn t,al a irlu. 90,
lake tur a ~ pod. Ur Texas Pacific sir
| iau,,ilf NNs,h. mt. Union IsrlHr
Noui,y. \ Nltau,. s lnIiolstat,stNprs ~
Memphis a Jhata 81 Wnlasb ~ Z. 4 o.. ~,
Nirhlrau Uyntmi sh ". 70 T. a a. ptd 49,
MI. 4 ANM.ha WCliA taU tNp, 80
| N. 1 HAW Ufd. tU'. NHiyW Union. III
Min NNt Louis ~ American cot ul. 30
Min a n tunis pid. iWe
ioVpov. Dec. -, tpm Cousol. closed ut
iOi ptG Tor mono, ana iOi'. Tor thu account
United states huuds=Gs, lsIn, 49,, nor,
Atlantic 4 Grrat Western, iir,is. apA Juua.
dian Pacific, Gis Erie. @', do, seconds.
luO The rate 1T discount Nv ihr open mar.
Net iur short and thryc months bills is so
24 per cent.
The bullion Too the HANK of England lc.
creased i,i.uu during The Uasi week. The
proportion of the Rank ~ England reserve
tu liability is nov itN2 per cent.
r,ws. Dee. - #fbrrr per cent rutcs, M
32'sy lur the nrruuut The weekly state
mrut II the hank uf France shows q de
cuisc II 2run,0uui gold and an increase oI
i,lJnuvHi silver
nANW ytrAulNUs.
Cmc,oo ~, Dee @.-ClcaHngs today
were tnpll,UOO
NV Yogg, bee - -Clcainrs today wcr,
sp2 Ho5i5i balances, S~i,ijO,uj0.
ST. Lorts, Mo. Dee. 22-Clcarings toda,
were 2,sI1,i5n. balances. siBi, tAS.
BAirtNorr Md. Dec. 2a-Clcarings toda,
vcc il,s22, ~ balances, $4,000.
Iosrnv, Mass, bee. 22-Clcarings toda,
were 81, tSinl1i balances, N,sst,sii.
r~mi,prlrut,. Pa, Dec. 22-Clcarinrs 70
day were lio,pJ2, 0Ol, balances, N,t6i. $50.
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Don't suffer any longer hut use Tanners
hiullihlc Neuralgia Cure, thr only infalliblc
cure IN earth iur ull forms uI neuralgia aud
nervous hcndarhc. llanRum Root Medicine
Co. manufacturer, Nashville. Tenn. Sold
NJ i%lci,tcr drug store, % Main street. -
.FU.H t.HF N..W
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Mule. and Horses.

lloEsEs-Modoratc demand. drivers. 500
ml5o heavy draft, SPA saddle. Sl2idaOO,
extra saddle, s3upfg3OO plug, $1,000, Texas
ponies. siimGn.
MrlF=- Moderate demand; f. 10 1jii
hands high, Sl2iotljO; TO- 10 ~ hands high,
flInm Isl.
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OIL aud %Inrprnilnr.

wuutVoroS, y. e., Dec. ,-ruT.nlinc-
Firm. 3i'lc.
Clr,uL,Np. a., Dec. 22-rgiplcum Firm.
L ". Ilm-. 10
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lmpufp Al sGR " gil balcs MA I o u,
~ q. 4 N.K n. no ~. 4 4. u r., tfk l.. = o.
AT. H. ". az X g.. s. a A. A. u, ~. stcamCn
2Oii wagons. 20 Total fGl5 halo.
ESp0rs-N. NC n. H., ga ~ al. H. A., lG,
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Grain snd I.,o,I.io,..

Ciuy,Uo. H., dee. 22-All the markets on
change opened quiet aud icaturcless this
morning May pork was q fraction higher at
80 10 ON light receipts ofhogs Under heavy
selling % quickly dropped 70 80 bTi, The
provision market continued Ntcless all
through the day. May wheat opened al sii.c,
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MooI.

ST. LOTS No, DC. - -woul-Quici hut
steady. Iuwa.hci- Bright medium, iGtr
2li.r cnar,c braid, 1870 20, low 1tndy,
iuNt ~ line light, tittlt- time heavy. 100
L.. Observation-Disclosures, 4s5 Inferior, 20
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Cotton seed Products.

pGnr CRrpE Ou-32@l33ci prime summer
yellow, 3Gtti1r; choice cooking summer vel.
low, iur; prime cotton seed meal, SO $50
10 ~, ear load lots; less than car load, $50
10 20.
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P,rS from indigestion, ~dyspcpsia and too
hearty eating. h relieved ~ bncc BY taking
one Of Carter Little Liver fill, Immediately
sitcr dinner. Don't forget Via
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The business portion Of The town Of Weep.
Ing Water Ncb., was desttohed by fire today,
Loss, 5000; partly insured
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stage of the Rivers.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL sEEyioL T.. g Al
MEMPHIS, Dec. - I pm.
The following observations are taken nt al sta.
tons named at 18th meridian Time. which u one
on. hour later ihau Memphis time
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New York and cities north and east, ON de.
mand, 50 discount buying par selling New
York and principal cities north and cast,
three days grace, - discount buying, par
selling New Orleans, = discount buying,
81 premium selling,
No transaction, today at the stock call
board meeting
The local spot market closed quiet, Will,
sale, uf 4,JUH bales. New Orleans spots are
steady, and future, advanced % To I points.
AZ Liverpool business :. good at unchanged
prices, and futures or / 10 . points. The
New York pot market closed quiet on q de
rhine al 1864. and us Ia futures, C. L. Greene
eco. say: Cotton certificate did not show
much animation, not any great amount ol
lurtuuiion IN value, and IA the whole, mp.
pcamuocs were steady. The market, how
ever was simply held up by thc Iong,' At
the close, the near months were about the
same A. last evening and the distant a lraC.
uon higher, with the tone dun
The cirrular of George 4. brooks a Co,
Of Boston. says "Our advice. from the east
indicate that, AN statements TO the contrary
Notwithstanding lhc mill. urr not very we'll
stocked, and that they viii hc Ion the maj kot
for cotton continually with some notable
exceptions.
A New orleans sugar b. fairly active, with
light rcccipts with good inquiry from re-.
iincric. for oItu kettles. Prices Of coutrit.
uul. arc q ,hatc iirmcr Mulasscs very
much depressed anil duh No change iu the
clear rice market seller, are firm in their
views aud price .rc steady.
As to the New York grocery trade, the
Commercial Erllra states that sweet, are
probably the best maintained goods at the
moment, especially sugars and syrurs, thc
supplies oi which Keep very low, though
coffee stand, nap we'll, and today was irurr
npuin. From abroad thr ad,iccs are rcncr.
ally iu favorable form aud remove nrprc.
hcnsiou of any detrimental influence from
primary >ourrc.
The local markets are steady aud uu.
changed. with brisk busiuo., prevailing
owing tu the h"lida, trading
ur,,ruU mruTrs.
The following how the amount ~ grain
received. Withdrawn and in store 10y regular
elevator o. reported tn the Merchants "a.
change TODAY Corn withdrawn, 22i hui la
STORE, 3H3l hu. Out, Withdrawn, ~ bu, boo
ttorc. Op.5s bu.
muuWIs.
one hundred and eighty tive hrls apples.
iD sks bran - pkrs huuuu, 80 pkg boots
and shuss 2Sn hu Duri. ~ pkg. cheese q.
~ coffee, ~ hrls cement. - ~, cotton
seed. - rurs uritnu seed, ma pkgs DIS guu'ls
a.. ~ pkgs cru. Ue hrls -four an hnlcs hay. u
pkg hats, 90 head hors - head cattle. I
head horse. and mulrs, Lon PKG Lard, '5,us
IL lumber. no pkg hIuur., - brls meal ~
hfls ut.I4.afs 4Uu bu unfs - brls u0ri
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Arrr,L OFFICE,

lN'INhN iNLNlN'l INV - '"'"l
The tone OF the money market remains
firm, with rate at 5 per cent, with the sup.
ply of funds large enough To- meet all lcgitt.
mate demands
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o.. q. a..


o.. o.. a.
Don't waste time and money aud undergo
needless torture with the knife when Ethio-
pian File Ointment will afford instant relief
aud certain curr iu every ease ~ blind, bleed
ing. itching. internal and external piles.
Rangum Root Medicine Co, manufacturers,
Nashville. Tenn. ~ cent and ~ per bottle.
Sold NJ Hester drug store, 80 Main street.
Jones, Hamilton & Barnett, merchants aud
banker. az Caldwell, Ten, assigned ycstcr.
day. Their assets arc estimated at 5000.
II h stated that the assets exceed the liahili-
ties, aud that the failure l. due 10 inability
60 make collections.
.WtIL be- found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands ~ letter. from people who have
used them prove thi- tact. Try thcm.
TuAYTH trades lur old Gold aud silver.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY g PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton Quie.-Middling Cotton, o 3-4c
Sales Today, 4,5oo Bales-The Tone
Of the General Market Steady-Meats
Strong.
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Hand. mud sinrks.

The following li.t b. corrected regularly
aud may hg regarded u. the latest quotations.
HANK sTutkH.
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THE
Movement. az The Ic,ec.
SteaIne Leaving,
EDIn

Movements az the Lcyec.
Arrivals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City
Rene Macready, Blues Point; Golden Rule,
Cincinnati City Of Cairo, Nicksburg; Jay
Gould, New Orleans.
Dcpartures-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Rene Macready, Blues Point Golden Rule,
New Orleans Jay Gould, 81. Louis.
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IOpencd HIq6o.I7 Lowcst, CIosing7

Cash quotations were as follows:
flour-Quiet and steady prices nominally
unchanged.
No. . spring wheat, 7G7sG77isc; No. 2
spring wheat, $4,000 ~; No. . red, 7slsc;
No. > corn, Isasc; No. . oats, 3O9.c; No. .
rye, G2c; No. 2 barley, 70m &c; No. | flax
seed, ~ -; prime timothy seed, - 32d2 80.
Mess pork, per bril-, 81 7jMl5 %; lard,
per 100 lbs, ~ -; short rib sides, loose,
~ Gid5 20; dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
~ 0Od6; short clear side, boxed, sos ~.
ltcccipts-Flour, 1900 brls.; wheat, $1,000
bu.; corn, 10000 bu.; oats, $1,000 bu.; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1900 Lu.
Shipmcnts-flOur 5000 hrls.; wheat, o.
go bu.; corn, liS,OOO bu; oats, 10000 bu.i
rye, 300 bu.; barley. 5000 bu.
Sr. lorIs, Dee. 22.-Fl"ur-Quict and
steady.
Wicat-Opcncd steady and advanced
early, toward the close was firm, aud closed
90 higher than yesterday. No. ? red, cash,
Sl@Sl lgc; January, Sic. February, S2lIc
bid; May, Sj@S5i3 e, CLOSING at s5isc,
torn-Ic higher; cash, iGi, "a I7c, January,
lGl,c,closing at lose bid, February, I7i.c
bid; May ipism i9lSc, closing at 1875.
Oats steady; cash, Sic; May, 32Aic.
ne Firm at GIc. ~Barlcy-Dull at 700
-. ~l'ran-stcady at Sic. Cornmcal-
Firm at - g..
lay Unchanged; prime timothy, sla
@lG 30; prairie, sail.
Eggs-lSlsc. Butter - Unchanged aud
firm; creamery, 2lm3nc, dairy, 2O@2 0c.
M~hisky-Stcady nj A %.
ProNisiuns-Stcady. rurk-Ncw. Sll -.
lArd-S1 - Dry saltcd ~mcats-BoNcd
shoulder, - ljodG; long clears. 81 JOG7 -.
clcar ribs, - 7iM7 s1Is, short clears, " s7ig
ms. Hlcon-lioNcd shoulders, 81 ~; long
clears, IS Be- isGfSJ ~; clear ribs, = J7ismS -;
short clears ; sou. ll~am,-Stcady at
so 2ibtl2.
l,cccipts-Flour, 1000 brl,.; wheat, 1900
bu.; corn, 5000 bu.; oats. 1900 bu.; rye,
1000 h., harley, 5000 hu. shipments
Flour, 1.OUObrls; wheat, 1870 bu.; corn, o.
MI bu. oats, la,0p bu; rye, 200; barley,
none.
Afternoon Boarl-Whca Higher De
ccmbor. S17,c bid. ~Jatuary. Stis@slLc bid;
February, s2a,ms2Ac bid, MAY, sjh.@S5Ac.
~Com-Firm; December, lGi,c; January,
lie February, I5A-c hid. May, an bid.
Oats Strong May, 327sn.t!c.
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NV NoRE. Dec. -. ACnncc-Spot fair.
Rio steady at ish@l0p, Options heavy aud
lower. closing steady. Salos. 1850 bags. De
ccmhcr. go 30Ntl6 20: January. go ijCa
~ ri. February. so lOddiG - March. SO
mlG u; April. sl5 gj@iG ui. MAY, Sl5 a5Cr
1905; June, 50 Sital5 % July, SIS 1oti5 ~;
Angus. as 3jmlj OO; September, so 0,Cr
~ -: october, 81 ~ November, Sii GJCa
~ - December OisssL $ii G't,lim Sugar
Firm; Manila, tn arrive 80, cN. ship;
lliolp. tp arrive. sc; refined quiet; standard
A., u plds. conicoiiouers \, G3siIc. Mo
ln~<es go Dull. N~icc-Stsudy. C0tion-sccd
oil-pun Other article. unchanged.
CINciNNAri. Dee. - - Whisky Steady;
l.ll2 barrels finished goods spld on u basis
~ ~ a.. Butter Steady. Sumr=limcr.
Erp~ Quiet NJ aott2ic thoc.c-Iirm.
H,y,v,. Dee. 2a.-Supr. Firm. Two 80.
tatos IN Matnnzhs have nude contracts for
centrifugal sugar polariSinH 40 To- ~, at $50
gold per puiutnl.
Cm,,oo. Dee. 2.-On the produce cN-
Jhuugc today the butter market was quiet.
cNtmoDamcry, 2sa Jog fancy dairy, 2ia So.
Eugs. gtm2Jc.
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At noon. Spots-Buslncgs good at un-
changed prices. sales, 1888 bales, of
which American. iO3OO bales. Receipts,
5000 bales, of which American, 20, l0O balc,.
Closing quotations were as follows. Orli-
nary, 53.lGl; good ordinary, b5iGl. low
middliug aglGl; good middling, 3 lj-lGl;
middlug upluudr, . lllGd, middliuE or
leans. 5'tl.
Future. opened quiet and steady. and
closed barely steady, as follows.
thus lG3 means { Gj-Gid, aud jOl means
% l-Gill
Atip M December, 5 sol, sellers, DE
romhrr-lWumy. . 3sd, sellers; January
February. % H>d. buyers, February March,
o ioi, sellers Mwrn-hprl, o ild, SELLER.
April MAY. o. j3l, SELLERS, Mryrluuc, . ijl,
SELLER, Juuc.luly . I'D, sellers; July-Au-
gust. d ipl. sellers.
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Spots Quiet aud steady Tres oriinnirc
Orleans spot G,i; futures, Tor January de
livery. Gftf
Nutr-Trrs orlinairc Orleans spot, Giisf,
represents 90 francs Tor - kl0s at strirt
m'ddliug cotton, Hayrr terms. \ kilu Is
about . lhs. or q %. 100 kilos equal lOl lbs.
\ friur 4, equal tu IA.
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TmAYER trades ior old Gold aud Silver.
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Above low M.
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LEPROSY

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Boys BOYS Wehaye always made it our
study 20 &c, the best ot everything for the
youngsters. but this year eclpses them a.L
Every suit on sale now Is perfect gem.
The temptation is so grea, 90 buy our STYLES
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They are going fast Nothing ike 10 far or
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WM. KAHN & Co. Sadler Building
We beard chat 81 party of Young men left
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LANDRETH's SEEDS.

NE have just opened fresh stock Of Ian
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WE HAVE just received a new and elegant
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4 LARGE STOCK of Arnolds Chemical
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WE have Just received in stock Pure Black
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